Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-10-21
THE NEWS PARAlGRAf'Hs
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An.rch;st parson. mas anuan;p q wriftan
.the pnvernors a illinois that he Will not
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ReisunS ui1o1e ~ e.nA,t
lan"uape nm the u,rt Of the employees
often causes serions accidents 2ssa' lay
4 convention of nostp, nstors ~ III.
fourth class is 70 he held Mt nan Claire s
Wis, Nov. 8. It will be composed of tts
:postmasters of that congressional district,
and the object is toSlay before congress q
protest againstthe Discrimination Of post
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Gov. .bodWen, OIL Maihe' says enforcing
prohibltion Is the Dlggest JOB he ever
undertook
The people OF Washington are anxious
10 nave tEe Ptesluentlai conventions Oh
heAt yeaf heia Ill 'hat Guy.
A Vermont Yankee has discovered 4
process by which heavy charges Of dyna-
mite may be fired from ordinary guns in
ordinary shells. Experiments at Burling-
ton were in every way satisfactory.
A colored teacher who went from Maine
to teach colored school in Aberdeen,
MISS, was warned py Che county super
inenaent 10 leave the country lie ooeyed
the injunction JUST III time to escape the
V'e4"htes. -----
The earnings of the Northern Pacific
for the second week in October were:
Freight, S249, 6ss; passenger, goa, 952; mis-
cellaneous, SIG, S69; total. S350.55O.
Capt. Black has teleec,uled the Arbei
ter Ztjtunr that Gen Bnt)er, has been
secnrrf} to take the case of thc anur-
cbists before the United States snureme
court
A Nor+bor, psciao s+,,cl, +r.s,, ,.-o, do
ro;1ad a. Er;d1au I,ao,. A,,ern ond ~
e,,e,i,,a a-d ter, avs urara ditohod Mol
mo tbe traol- fo. t.n bnurr o1,;to O
number of cattle were killed, and the
engineer, fireman and two stockmen SER
iously injured.
Caleb W. West, governor of Utah, in
his annual report to the secretary of the
interior. estimates the population at 300
600, and the assessed valuation of prop
erty at 1926, 500, 600 The agricultural
and cattle interests are IN a f1ourishlng
condition. The report, which is very
long, shows Utah to be 1. territory OF
great resources. ------
A train Of eighteen cars of choice
Montana cattle was sold at the Chicago
stock yards for $4.25 per 100 pounds
This is the highest price paid this year
for rangers.
The stock of tba limited Statos r,,oth;ng
conn.nv at Fargo was attacbad fors30 ,
ono ME MINERS vere issued nv Colin
Bros, of Chicago.
In his annual report the governor OF
Utah estimates the population of the ter
ritory at nearly 200,0 600 and the assessed
taxable valuation OF property at $35, $685.
1865. He is opposed to the admission Of
the territory IT'S a state because OF the ad-
oltlonu power IL WOULD give the MOT
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It is reported in New York that Thomas
Mast will take a place on the Graphic
under the new management,
NJ. D. Flower has been appointed claim
agent Of the Minnesota 4 Northwestern
and the Chicago, St. Paul Il Kansas City
railroads.
The South Dakota Methodist csnfer.
ence il in session. in Aberdeen with $50
delegates in attendance. A reception wus
tendered the BISHOPS ana clergy
The Methodists of North Dakota are In
session at Fargo, and Bishop Foss is in
attendance. One or two Interesting
trials will be brought before the confer
ence.
The bark OASIS, With nineteen SOULS
on board, was stuck ny a tidal wave on
2ep.. ~ ooo niles easo ~ ne" lut'i..,"a ,'!;
roul seanieh were "'.e''e', "'e''oaiu ''lt'
'nI GO u "sne" w Oil" VIVIAN
The Irish National league, it is said,
mas talled to account tor the sum OK
SSl, wv which mas been subscribed to a
Certain lul1"' anu '"e nIs" 4"eS'lon
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The Minnesota German Catholic Ben
evolent society has closed its convention
at MankatU George MltSch, Ut 81. Paul,
was REFLECTED president, ana uiter'''t,uS
ptesei.eu VIII " S"i''-le"''e' e''''e 10y @'ee
"eie'7''tes'
Serious prairie hres are raging ia Man-
ltoba, AMI trains are delayed several